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Gotham Knights Begins After the Dark Knight Gotham Knights opens on an unsettling premise: Batman is gone, and the city…

A Classic Handheld with a Crimson Edge The Nintendo DS Lite Crimson turns a familiar piece of gaming history into…

A magazine caught between gaming eras Dated February 7, 2003, Weekly Famitsu No. 738 offers a tangible glimpse of video…

When PlayStation Was a Look, Not Just a Logo Before gaming style became a carefully curated feed of limited drops…

Mato Anomalies Finds Its Shadowy City In Mato Anomalies, a city of glowing signs and hidden dangers sets the stage…

A classic Mario adventure in miniature The Game & Watch Super Mario Bros. brings Nintendo’s earliest era of handheld gaming…

Risk of Rain 2 Makes Chaos a Form of Art Few action games make a bad situation feel quite so…

A computer desk rarely gets the spotlight, but it shapes nearly every hour spent at a screen. The Mueble Para…

A Mushroom Kingdom shirt with a little more attitude Most Super Mario shirts lead with cheerful nostalgia. This black graphic…

Super Mario Bros. ’85 wears its history proudly A bright red Super Mario Bros. ’85 tee turns a landmark year…

The Xbox 360 belongs to an era of late-night campaigns, split-screen rivalries, and dashboards that could turn a living room…

A PlayStation 4 controller can tell a story long before a game boots up: the scuffs from a marathon session,…

A Handheld Dream of the Spotlight With Imagine Rock Star, the Nintendo DS becomes a doorway into the fantasy of…

Some icons never really leave the screen. Super Mario has spent decades hopping between consoles, generations, and pop-culture eras, making…

Bayonetta Style with a Spellbinding Edge Some game characters make an entrance; Bayonetta turns one into an art form. This…

A bold new look for PlayStation Portal The red silicone case cover offers a simple way to give the PlayStation…

The Thumbstick Is Where Every Move Begins In the middle of a frantic firefight or a last-second race, the smallest…

Blastdozer Makes Destruction the Mission On the Nintendo 64, plenty of games asked players to save the world. Blastdozer took…

A Lost-in-the-Stacks PlayStation Curiosity Some games announce themselves with blockbuster names; others surface years later as intriguing entries in a…

Mario’s Power-Up Moment, Worn Your Way Few images in gaming are as instantly recognizable as Super Mario gearing up for…

One Dock for a PlayStation Setup That Keeps Growing PlayStation 4 gaming can involve more than a DualShock controller. Add…

Donkey Kong 64 Goes Big When Donkey Kong 64 arrived on the Nintendo 64, it seemed determined to make every…

Give Your Controller a Travel Case of Its Own A controller is easy to take for granted—until it gets tossed…

The GameCube Deserves More Than a Hazy Comeback For many players, the Nintendo GameCube is remembered in vivid color: the…

Modern Warfare 2 Steps Out of the Screen Some gaming merchandise makes its statement with a wall of logos; a…

Forspoken Turns a Strange Arrival Into a Spectacle Forspoken opens with a collision between worlds: Frey Holland, a young New…

A familiar battlefield, now in display-case form For many Nintendo Switch owners, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is more than a…

Nyko’s Charge Base Brings the Routine Into Focus In the long life of the Xbox 360, the little rituals around…

NBA LIVE 97 Keeps the ’90s Game Moving Before basketball games chased photorealistic faces and broadcast-style presentation, NBA LIVE 97…

Call of Duty’s Most Memorable Four-Legged Operator In Call of Duty: Ghosts, Riley isn’t just a loyal companion—he’s a striking…